Construction Litigation

Regular readers of our Evans, Georgia legal blog will recall that we published a post in May about common types of construction defects. The construction defects covered in the post included deficiencies in materials, operational or mechanical defects, substandard...

Constructing a new house is complicated even if you're using blueprints that were used for other buildings. Differences in the grading of the land or the way that the plumbing is laid out with the city can complicate seemingly simple issues, and you need to be able to...

Construction defects can have alarming, costly and even dangerous consequences. There are a number of different types of construction defects that are more commonplace in Georgia, including design defects, material deficiencies, construction deficiencies, and...

All Georgia contractors and subcontractors are given the legal recourse of implementing a mechanic's lien. This instrument is filed if the contractor does not receive payment for the job that they performed. As a property owner, it's important to understand what these...

Most construction projects aren’t paid for upfront. Instead, the contractor typically receives a down payment when they’re commissioned to complete the project. The remainder of the payment is made according to the contract’s terms. In most cases, a final payment is...

As a homeowner, when you hire someone to build an addition on your house or remodel your kitchen, you expect them to do an excellent job. You will likely be specific regarding your expectations about everything from the color to the materials used. Unfortunately, some...